As anglers, we use fluorocarbon line when fish get finicky. Its disappearing qualities work to produce strikes in tough fishing situations, but what makes a quality fluorocarbon? For your needs …
It’s nearly impossible to describe copolymer lines in a couple of sentences, and with very good reason. When you bond or coat two lines together, you get a huge difference …
Even with lead core line, anglers must fight that pesky water resistance known as drag. The faster you troll, the higher the drag against your line and the less depth …
Whether fishing freshwater lakes or covering miles of ocean water, there are times when anglers have to go deep to catch. Adding outriggers and downriggers with heavy weights to your …
Before the invention of Spectra and Dyneema, Dacron was a popular choice of material for the manufacturing of braided lines. Though most anglers now prefer the properties of polyethylene, Dacron …
When you’re away from the kelp line and out into open water, surface action is so often the name of the game. Casting to following birds or boiling fish requires …
If you’re looking for a standard braid as backing for your reel, strand count may not matter. When fishing around shrubs or through thick lying reeds, it can make all …
Advancements over the years from their original salt & pepper Classic weave are apparent in the newer Tuf Line braids. Using aerospace technology, they feature their Tension Lock process in …
Every technological advantage that fishermen have today is available because of early pioneers. In the realm of braided fishing line, it was Western Filament, Inc. that set the standard. Founded …
On the spectrum of braided fishing line, anglers often want a level in between high-priced brands and cheap risky spools. Especially for those just starting with baitcasting or conventional reels, …
